Category Archives: Uighurs
Black Pathology and IQ – Is There a Connection?
A commenter at Jewamongyou’s site says that Blacks abuse animals (to the extent that they do – I’m not completely sure that Blacks abuse animals a lot) because they are stupid. He says that the few Whites he knew who … Continue reading
The Whites of Asia
From the Pastmist site. It’s in French, but you can muddle through. A truly amazing site with a wealth of photos showing very European looking natives from all around the Central and South Asia region. Areas covered include Afghanistan, Tajikistan, … Continue reading
Filed under Afghanistan, Afghans, Altaic, Anthropology, Asia, Asians, Central Asians, East Indians, Europeans, Genetics, India, Iran, Iranians, Kazakhstan, Kurds, Language Families, Linguistics, Mongolians, Near Easterners, Northeast Asians, Pakistan, Physical, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, South Asia, South Asians, Tajikistan, Tajiks, Turkic, Uighurs, Uzbeks, Whites
A Little Asian in All of Us
Repost from the old site. Well not quite, but you get the picture. I am going to write a post about Asian genes in non-Asians. Mostly or fully-Asian groups obviously occupy most of Asia. Even if we subtract Australoids from … Continue reading
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Support For the Uighurs
Repost from the old site. Since it seems like virtually no one outside Muslims supports the Uighur battle for independence, I will support it. I realize that this is a tough time for China and that imperialism, particularly US imperialism, … Continue reading
Filed under Africa, Americas, Arabs, Asia, Asians, China, Colonialism, Darfur, East Africa, Europe, Georgia, Imperialism, Islam, Kurds, Latin America, Left, Near East, Near Easterners, North Africa, Political Science, Politics, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site, Settler-Colonialism, Somalia, Southern Sudan, Sudan, Uighurs, US Politics
Journeys in Asian Prehistory
Repost from the old site. In this post we will look at the prehistory of the Asian or Mongoloid Race and some its subgroups. After humans came out of Africa about 70,000 years ago, they moved along the coast of … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Africa, Ainu, Altaic, Amerindians, Andaman Islanders, Anthropology, Asia, Asians, Australia, Austro-Tai, Austronesian, Blacks, Buddhism, Burmese, Cambodia, China, Chinese (Ethnic), Culture, Dene-Yenisien, Dravidian, East Africa, Ethnic Nationalism, Europeans, Filipinos, Genetics, Hmong-Mien, Indo-European, Indo-Hittite, Inner Mongolia, Intelligence, Inuit, Isolates, Japan, Japanese, Korean language, Koreans, Language Families, Lao, Laos, Left, Linguistics, Malays, Malaysia, Maoism, Marxism, Melanesians, Micronesians, Na-Dene, Nationalism, NE Asia, Negritos, Nepal, Northeast Asians, Oceanians, Paleontology, Papuans, Political Science, Polynesians, Psychology, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Regional, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site, Scholarship, SE Asia, SE Asians, Siberia, Siberians, Sino-Tibetan, South Africa, Tai-Kadai, Taiwan, Taiwanese Aborigines, Tanzania, Thai, Thailand, Tibet, Tibetans, Uighurs, Ultranationalism, Vietnam, Vietnamese, White Nationalism, Whites
Great Site On Ethnic Groups In China
Repost from the old site. From the Chinese government. That isn’t really the homepage; I can’t find the homepage, so just click to the left on any ethnic groups you want to read about. Lists all of the official minorities, … Continue reading
